Is the Spanish society being informed accurately about Israel? What are the Spanish attitudes towards the Jews?

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Not in Spanish news: Palestinian rockets hit Israel ahead of the new school year.

The Spanish press didn't hesitate to report about the shelling of the al-Fakhura school in the Gaza Strip during the Operation Cast Lead a few years ago; Matanza en escuelas de la ONU (Massacres at UN schools) is an example of this, a very unfortunate one, by the way, because of its obvious bias against Israel.

But when it comes to Palestinians firing rockets ahead of the new school year in Israel, Spanish mainstream media remains silent.

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The "matanzas" are the product of evil diminutive brains. Hamas terrorists fired mortar rounds from inside that school transforming it thus into a military target. The Israeli response was an accurate guided missile that took out the enemy mortar.Spaniards must inform themselves and take a moment of reflection before they form an opinion. On the other hand it is easier to swallow propaganda hook laden with anti-semitic bait.

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This blog is being written by just one person, and it's focused on the Spanish attitudes concerning Israel and the Jewish people.

I was born in Galicia, in northwestern Spain, and I'm not very skilled in English language, something appliable to the vast majority of the people here in Spain; I'd prefer not to talk about our lack of ability to speak English with other people, especially Anglophones.

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